esp32/machine_rtc: ESP32 machine.RTC().usermem() returning a bytearray. #7133
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Added documentation. This hijacks PR #5199, where machine.RTC.memory() is documented. |
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Fixed wrong configuration in sdkconfig
Signed-off-by: Thomas Wenrich <karfas@gmail.com>
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Returns a bytearray referencing the user memory area of an ESP32 RTC.
This somewhat overlaps with RTC().memory(), but allows to address the entire user memory (e.g. using the uctypes functions) without knowing the exact address of the user memory area.
I would have preferred to create an attribute/property (e.g.
RTC().usermem) for this, but that is way too complicated in the C API.Previous:
Afterwards: